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i can't believe some people actually want there dragons to burmate. My Rex started over 3 weeks ago and i miss seeing his charming face upon his basking spot . He has been hiding out in his cave and only comes out to bask and nibble on his greens for about an hour a day some times shorter than that. It's amazing how fast we become attached to them and there antics and when there not there it feels so lonely without them. i find myself looking to his cage all the time. i feel like im going through withdraw. He is doing much better than i through it all

The first time my first dragon Chupacabra went into brumation, I was so bored and lonely. It gets easier the second year. This will be our third year but this time I have her daughter who isn't showing any signs of slowing down yet.
It'll be ok!!
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DogStar

"Many have forgotten this truth, but you must not forget it. You remain responsible, forever, for what you have tamed." --Antoine de Saint Exupery

I'm not liking that idea either. I've got one who seems to be slowing down, and 2 more who I think will brumate. I just wanted them to for a few weeks, not the whole winter. I've got big cages that I'll clean out really well while they're brumating.